Red Army infantry visor hat, model 1939. An extremely rare to find. Condition with minor moth damage. It differs from the earlier model by the presence of eyelets, and in fact the absence of cotton wool in the crown padding. Like most of the previously encountered examples, the marking is 1941. Size fifty-nine. Sewing factory named after Samoilova.
Winter cover for Sch-39, Sch-40 steel helmets. Made of white cotton calico. Slightly worn condition. 1st size. One from the bunch found at the old military stock and shown in the famous reference book of Ivan Karabanov - "History of the Russian steel helmet".
RKKA anti-chemical helmet underliner. Cotton-melange diagonal, treated with the anti-yperite composition. The smell of the composition is still present. Has factory ink stamps. Mint condition.
Winter flight helmet of the Red Army Air Force, without a telephone-laryngophone headset. Traces of a strong existence. Purchased from a farmer from South Estonia, with a story that in 1944 the pilot of the a Soviet Il-2 destroyer plane presented the helmet to a boy (local farmer's son) after an emergency landing in gratitude for saving his life.
Extremely rare Russian experimental winter hat with visor, model 1941. Experimental design for Guard units. Has paper tag issued by RKKA Warehouse of samples and standards. Made by factory Красный Воин - Red Warrior. Information on the paper tag: Winter hat is made from instant fur with cotton top and visor. Time of registration: 1941. What purpose...
Soviet Russian female headgear for military nurse. Please check attached ww2 period made pictures. Very nice and rare example. Mint condition. We have few in stock. Price is for one.
Soviet canvas hat used by Destruction battalions of NKVD troops - often called "destroyers". Clear marked with military factory stamp and dated inside 1941. Exact this type of hats has been used by Destruction battalions of NKVD in Estonia in summer of 1941, when these battalions were sent to clear the territory from the enemy saboteurs and spies who used the soviet unifo...